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Cats on the move: 175 cats travelling from northern to southern Ontario for adoption
175 cats from northern Ontario are hitting the road this week, on their way to animal welfare agencies in southern Ontario to be adopted.
Chance of flurries Thursday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Doug Ford is ditching the media bus for the upcoming campaign
In a rare move, Ontario's Progressive Conservative leader will not bring journalists with him on the campaign trail this spring.
Witness to police shooting says officers tried Tasers before firing on teen
Ontario's police watchdog continues to investigate the day after officers in Hamilton shot and killed a 19-year-old man on Tuesday afternoon. A witnesses of the interaction recalls how events unfolded.
High winds topple KFC bucket, damage roofs and cause flying bricks in Hamilton
It's a windy Wednesday in Hamilton as winds gust to 90 km/h, and it's toppled giant KFC buckets, killed electricity and caused bricks to fly.
Man shot in what Hamilton police say was a drug-related incident
A man was shot Tuesday in Hamilton's central lower city in what police believe was a drug-related incident, and the suspect is still at large.
Suspect at large after gunpoint robbery near Barton Street, police say
Police are searching for a suspect in a daylight robbery Tuesday who they say took money from someone at gunpoint while his friend watched.
Ruthowsky denies he was a crooked cop while testifying at corruption trial
Suspended Hamilton cop Craig Ruthowsky outright denied taking any money from drug dealers in exchange for police protection on Wednesday, as he began testifying at the corruption trial into his conduct.
How dirty rubber ducks are connected to superbugs: McMaster scientist
A recent study from Switzerland suggests that rubber duckies are potential havens for disease-carrying bacteria. An expert in infectious disease from McMaster University explains how concerned you should be about household germs.
Easter Sunday driver caught going 145 km/h in a 60 km/h zone: Niagara police
Police in the Niagara region say they've charged a driver who was clocked doing 75 kilometres an hour over the posted speed limit.
Wind warning issued for Hamilton
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Chippewas call for drug-free community after 4 near-fatal overdoses
The chief and council of Chippewas of the Thames First Nation have a strict message for people selling deadly drugs in their community — get out.
Hamilton police shoot and kill teen, SIU investigating
Ontario's police watchdog is investigating after Hamilton police shot and killed a man on Tuesday afternoon.
Witness wanted $100K to testify against Hamilton cop, corruption trial hears
A former drug dealer who alleges Hamilton police officer Craig Ruthowsky sold him a cocaine press from a secret police location told a jury in Toronto Tuesday that he sought $100,000 from the authorities in exchange for his cooperation and testimony.
Pickup truck driver charged after going 177km/h on the Red Hill: police
Hamilton police say a 29-year-old man was caught going 87 km/hr over the speed limit along the Red Hill Parkway early Saturday morning.
Pickup truck smashes into Dundas store for a second time
Police say a pickup truck smashed into a variety store in Dundas Tuesday morning around 3 a.m. This is the second time this has happened to the store.
Failed armed robbers attack kitchen store worker, crash getaway car: police
Three men have been arrested, police say, after a kitchen supply store in Stoney Creek was robbed at gun point and the suspects crashed their getaway car.
Man used pepper spray inside government building: police
A 29-year-old St. Catharines man is facing charges after allegedly using pepper spray in a government building last Wednesday.
Niagara police investigate alleged group sex assault in downtown area
Police say a woman was walking down a laneway in the area at about 3 a.m. when she was "accosted and sexually assaulted" by a group of five men.
'Significant rainfall and strong winds' Tuesday: Special weather statement
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
'A human rights issue': Lack of treatment for drug users means deaths behind bars
A CBC analysis of federal inmate deaths has found that drug-related fatalities nearly doubled between 2010 and 2016. Some provinces have given the responsibility for inmate health to health ministries - but not Ontario.
Ontario battling New York's new Buy American rules
The Ontario government is pushing back against New York State's Buy American law by limiting public sector procurement with suppliers in that state, but the opposition is blasting the move as "grandstanding."
Ramp from Red Hill onto QEW closed after truck rolled over, reopening expected at 6 p.m.
Hamilton Fire officials said both ramps from the Red Hill Valley Parkway to the QEW Toronto-bound are closed after a dump truck rolled over and spilled fuel onto the roadway.
Bald eagle and tufted duck spotted in Hamilton during backyard bird count
Across the world in February for four days, people participated in a citizen birding program. In Hamilton, people spotted 88 species of birds.
Sunny start to the week in Hamilton: DayStarter Weather
The sun is expected to shine all day in Hamilton this Easter Monday, with a high of 6 C.
Man, 19, dead after car and bus collide in Hamilton
A 19-year-old Hamilton man is dead following a collision between a car and a bus late Saturday night.
Police investigate alleged group sexual assault in Niagara Falls
Police in southern Ontario are investigating an alleged group sexual assault in Niagara Falls.
Hamilton woman, 60, charged with attempted murder in rental dispute
Police in Hamilton have charged a 60-year-old local woman with attempted murder.
SIU investigates after Hamilton man shot in Cambridge by Waterloo police
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit, the province's police watchdog, is now investigating after a Hamilton man was shot by a Waterloo police officer after he attempted to flee police on foot.
Canada's Kia Nurse and top-ranked UConn lose to Notre Dame in Final Four
Arike Ogunbowale's jumper from the corner with one second left lifted Notre Dame to a 91-89 overtime victory over UConn on Friday night in the national semifinals.
Province has 'a good budget,' but Hamilton mayor wants funds for affordable housing
Hamilton's mayor highlights how certain items on the provincial budget 2018 will affect people in the city and says he would have liked to see more commitment to affordable housing.
CFL veteran John Chick retires as 'one of the best'
Edmonton Eskimos defensive end John Chick announced his retirement Friday, ending a CFL career that lasted eight seasons.
Man's neck injury was 'self-inflicted,' SIU says
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit has ended its probe into a case where a 63-year-old man became involved with the Hamilton Police Service in his home and was sent to hospital with injuries.
Pedestrian hit on John Street and sent to hospital with life-threatening injuries
A pedestrian was hit by a car Thursday night on John Street and sent to hospital with life-threatening injuries.
Clouds and showers over Easter in Hamilton, strong winds on Saturday
It's a fairly warm weekend in Hamilton, but there will be some clouds and showers.
Cops seize loaded handgun and $195K worth of drugs, including fentanyl
Police say they seized $195,000 worth of drugs, including fentanyl, in a Hamilton home on Wednesday night.
Hamilton's Kia Nurse named college basketball's top defensive player
Canada's Kia Nurse has been named NCAA Division I defensive player of the year by the Women's Basketball Coaches Association.
Hold and secure at 5 Dundas schools ends after teen with BB gun found
Hamilton police have lifted a hold and secure order on five schools in Dundas after a teen with a BB gun was found.
5 Things to do this Easter long weekend in Hamilton
Not everything is closed this Easter long weekend. Here are five things to do in the city.
Drug dealer says he bought cocaine press from cop at Hamilton police building
A drug dealer who once operated in Hamilton testified in court Thursday that he bought a massive cocaine press from police officer Craig Ruthowsky at an undercover police location.
What's open and closed this Easter weekend in Hamilton
The Easter weekend starts Good Friday. What's open and closed in the city?
Hamilton bride who lost thousands after venue closed recommends wedding insurance
With just four weeks until she was set to walk down the aisle, Ashleigh Post learned the celebration she and her fiance had planned at a local waterfront restaurant had to be moved elsewhere after the venue's lease was suddenly terminated.
Edmonton man arrested after child porn investigation at Ft. Erie border
An Edmonton man is facing charges after a child pornography investigation that began at the Peace Bridge border crossing in Ft. Erie.
1 dead after 2-vehicle collision on Highway 3 in Dunnville Wednesday
A man died after his car hit a large "construction type vehicle" on Highway 3 shortly after 5 a.m. Wednesday.
Drizzle and rain Thursday: DayStarterWeather
Thursday in Hamilton is rainy and cloudy throughout the day with a high of 5 C.
Cloudy and rainy Thursday: DayStarterWeather
Thursday in Hamilton is rainy and cloudy throughout the day with a high of 5 C.
Almost half of Hamilton house fires last year had no working smoke alarm: report
Hamilton Fire's 2017 annual report shows that only 54.4 per cent of the homes to which firefighters were called had working smoke alarms.
McMaster University security officers will now carry naloxone kits
McMaster University officers will start carrying naloxone spray at the end of April.
Ontario Liberals bet big on seniors' care, drug and dental coverage in 2018 pre-election budget
Ontario’s Liberals will plunge back into the red for at least the next six years to fund an array of big-ticket commitments outlined in the government’s pre-election budget on Wednesday.
City housing agency takes on 'ambitious' rebuilding plan
The city’s subsidized housing agency plans spend $63.3 million for major expansion and renewal of the city's inventory of affordable housing.
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